Literature
No.1 "One Hundred Years of Solitude"
By García Márquez
One Hundred Years of Solitude, which chronicles seven generations of the Buendia family and the centuries-old rise and fall of the Caribbean coastal town of Macondo, reflects a century of Latin America's turbulent history. The works incorporate myths and legends, folk tales, religious allusions and other mysterious elements, skillfully blending reality and illusion, showing a magnificent imaginary world, and becoming one of the most important classic literary masterpieces of the 20th century.
No.2 "Alive"
Yu Hua (author)
The landlord young master was rich and gamblers, and finally gambled on the family business, the rich and poor went to seek medical treatment because of his mother's illness, he did not expect to be captured by the Kuomintang troops on the way, and then captured by the People's Liberation Army, back to his hometown he learned that his mother had died, his wife Zhenhan Xinru had brought up a pair of children, but the daughter unfortunately became deaf and mute, and the son was agile and lively...
No.3 The Old Man and the Sea
Ernest Hemingway
This book tells the story of a fisherman. Santiago, the old Cuban fisherman, after eighty-four consecutive days without catching a fish, finally caught a large marlin on his own, but the fish was so big that he dragged his boat at sea for three days before he was exhausted, and he killed and tied it to the side of the boat. On his way home, he was attacked by a shark again, and finally returned to port with only the head and tail of the fish and a spine. And in the days when old Santiago went to sea, his old friend had been waiting faithfully by the sea, confidently welcoming his return.
No.4 "Human Words"
Wang Guowei (author)
The book "Words and Sayings in the World" is Wang's commentary on old Chinese literature with a new vision after receiving the baptism of Western aesthetic thought, which has epoch-making significance and has always been highly valued by the academic community. This book also invites Huang Lin, a well-known expert today, to guide it, not only combing through its theoretical framework and eliminating its essence, but also focusing on exposing its academic origin, historical and cultural background, and the specific situation and mentality of the author at that time, so as to help readers accurately understand the original work while highlighting the academic personality of the lexicographer Wang Guowei.
No.5 Three Hundred Poems of Tang Dynasty
Gu Qing (eds.)
Three Hundred Tang Poems is an extensive anthology of Tang poems. The selection of poems is quite broad, and most of the selected poems are representative and relatively shallow, which is easy for readers to accept.
No.6 "The Scream"
Lu Xun (author)
"Scream" is a collection of short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922, including "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "Tomorrow", "A Small Thing", "The Story of Hair" and other 14 works. At that time, the spirit of the May Fourth Revolution was high. The author wrote novels intended to describe "the unfortunate people of a sick society", "expose the suffering of the sick and attract the attention of the healer", and "shout" for the new cultural movement.
No.7 The Story of the Sahara
Sanmao (with)
The most popular of Sanmao's works is "The Story of the Sahara", the vastness of the Sahara, the vastness of the desert is as mysterious as its name, giving people an infinite imagination. The love between Sanmao and Jose is here, and the good life blooms in the lonely desert.
No.8 The Complete Poems of Haizi
Haizi (with)
The Complete Poems of Haizi contains all the haizi literary works that have been discovered so far. It includes Haizi's lyrical short poems, long poems and poems, poetic outlines, diary novels and other genre works.
No.9 The Three-Body Problem
Liu Cixin (author)
An intellectual experiment on history and reality. Expose human souls to the cold starry sky. Distant other worlds are like a dream. But it's like a mirror. A deeper reflection of humanity itself. A science fiction novel that is more real than reality and more ethereal than myth.
No.10 《1984》
George Orwell (by)
1984 is an outstanding political allegorical novel as well as a fantasy novel. The work depicts the living conditions of human beings in a totalitarian society, like a warning label that never fades, alerting the world to this envisioned darkness becoming a reality. Over the decades, its vitality has become stronger and stronger, and it is known as one of the most far-reaching literary classics of the 20th century.
No.11 Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen (author)
Pride and Prejudice is Jane Austen's masterpiece, a classic novel about love and marriage. The work takes the love entanglement between the hero and heroine Darcy and Elizabeth due to pride and prejudice as a clue, and writes about four marriages.
No.12 The Legend of the Archery Hero
Jin Yong (author)
Jin Yong's martial arts novels contain a fascinating cultural atmosphere, rich historical knowledge and profound national spirit.
No.13 "The Two of Us"
Yang Dai (author)
"The Two of Us" is a memoir of family life written by Qian Zhongshu's wife, Yang Dai. In 1998, Qian Zhongshu died, and he and Yang Dai's only daughter, Qian Zhen, had gone before them in 1997. Four years after the departure of her life partner, at the age of 92, Yang Dai carefully recorded the ups and downs of their special family for 63 years, bit by bit, and formed a memoir "The Two of Us".
No.14 《Midnight Night》
Keigo Higashino (by Keigo Higashino)
"I only hope to walk hand in hand under the sun", this desperate thought that symbolizes the core of the story is like a beautiful guise, with countless messy, depressing, and sad story fragments restored like a documentary: there is no obsessive lovesickness, no sea dead stone rot, only a cold and desperate trick, the last trace of warmth is also completely abandoned, thousands of readers are sad and moved in a miserable love that redeems sin...
No.15 "Love in the City"
Zhang Ailing (author)
"Love in the City" is Zhang Ailing's famous work and masterpiece. Bai Liusu and Fan Liuyuan, a pair of realistic and vulgar men and women, were thrown together like dice by fate in the chaos of war, and in "a moment" they experienced "a little sincerity" between "an ordinary couple".
No.16 《飘》
Margaret Mitchell (by)
"Gone with the Wind" is the famous work of American female writer Margaret, writing the most glorious page in the history of American literature. The work tells the story of the twisted and sad marriage of the protagonist Scarlett during the American Civil War.
No.17 The Complete Detective Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle (by)
Bizarre plot, gripping suspense, the world's smartest detective, the most mysterious case in the world, Holmes not only makes the criminal have nowhere to hide, but also makes your brain cells enthusiastic.
No.18 The Count of Monte Cristo
Dumas (by)
Set against the backdrop of the Two Great Periods of the Bourbon Dynasty and the July Dynasty in France, the novel depicts a story of revenge. Dontés, the first mate of the Pharaoh, was entrusted by the captain on his deathbed to deliver a letter to Napoleon, and was framed by two little men who were jealous of him and sent to death row, where his fellow prisoner, Priest Faria, imparted him all sorts of knowledge and told him the secrets of a treasure before his death. He managed to escape from prison to find the treasure and become a huge rich man. From then on, under the pseudonym of the Count of Monte Cristo, he repaid his benefactor with careful planning and punished three enemies who were bent on killing him.
No.19 "Border City"
Shen Congwen (author)
"Border City" is Shen Congwen's masterpiece, showing readers the harmonious life form of the Xiangxi world. The novel depicts the tortuous love affair between the two sons of the general of the Yamashiro Chatong Wharf Regiment, Tenho and The Granddaughter of the Ferryman, Cuicui. Green mountains, green water, the old man by the river, the 16-year-old Cuicui, the Tianbao on the wooden row of the river, the dragon boat in the dragon boat...
No.20 How to Read a Book
Mortimer J. Adler / Charles Van Doron (by Author)
People who don't know how to read, people who are looking at reading for the first time, reading this book can take less wrong roads. People who have experienced reading can have a deeper confirmation and understanding by reading this book.
No.21 "Sophie's World"
Jostan Judd (author)
In the form of a novel, the book reveals the course of the development of Western philosophy through the teaching of philosophical knowledge to a girl named Sophie by a philosophical mentor. From the pre-Socratic era to Sartre, as well as the ideas of Aristotle, Descartes, Hegel and others, they all jump on the paper through the author's vivid brushstrokes and are explained in the historical context of the time, which is fascinating. Critics believe that this book is the most suitable primer for those who have never read a philosophy course, and it can also play a role in learning from the past for those who have read some philosophy in the past and have forgotten everything.
No.22 "Ordinary World"
Lu Yao (by Lu Yao)
This is a novel that presents the social life of contemporary urban and rural areas in China in a panoramic way. There are three parts of the book. In the broad background of the past decade, the author has portrayed the image of many ordinary people from all walks of life through complex contradictions and entanglements. Labor and love, setbacks and pursuits, pain and joy, daily life and huge social conflicts are intertwined in a complex way, profoundly showing the difficult and tortuous road that ordinary people have traveled in the historical process of the great era.
No.23 Red Sorghum
Mo Yan (with)
In the history of the development of China's modern literary movement, the emergence of "Red Sorghum" has a profound significance of aesthetic transformation. The author replaces "personal experience" with "fictional narrative", subverts "hero worship" with "wine-colored wealth", challenges "old dreams and new knowledge" with "soul redemption", and declares the historical end of the legendary myth of revolutionary heroes with a strong spirit of artistic rationality.
No.24 The Catcher in the Rye
J. D. Salinger (by)
"The Catcher in the Rye" is an epic of youth, a declaration of rebellion against the adult world, so that the questioning, doubting and evasion of teenagers are duly recognized and vented, affecting generations of young people.
No.25 The Moon and Sixpence
William Somerset Maugham (by)
The book tells the story of the protagonist, who was originally a securities broker, and suddenly responded to his inner call after middle age, and abandoned everything to live with the indigenous people in Tahiti in the South Pacific, gained inspiration, and created many artistic masterpieces. In his novels, Maugham delved into the contradictions and interactions between life and art.
No.26 "The Dust Settles"
Alai (by)
A prominent Khampa Tibetan toast, after drinking, gave birth to a foolish son with a Han wife. This fool, whom everyone considers incompatible with real life, has a premonition and demeanor that is ahead of the times, and has become a witness to the rise and fall of the toast system. The story of the novel is wonderful and moving, with passionate pen and ink, transcendent and external scrutiny, showing the rich national customs and the romantic mystery of the toast system.
No.27 Commentary on the Translation of the Book of Verses
Cheng Junying (ed.)
The Commentary on the Book of Poetry is a complete translation of the Book of Poetry. Under each poem, there is a solution to the problem, clarifying the background and the purpose of the poem. The annotations are eclectic and concise. The translation strives to be elegant on the basis of letter and reach, and translates ancient folk songs with all folk songs, and each sentence is translated in pairs, so that readers can compare and compare the reading books. It is a basic reading book that is indispensable for lovers of classical literature today.
No.28 "Seeing"
Long Yingtai (by)
A very affectionate and touching collection of essays. From the death of the father, the old age of the mother, the departure of the son, the concern of friends, the brothers walking hand in hand, write about failure and vulnerability, loss and letting go, write about lingering and absolute nothingness.
No.29 Literary Memoirs
Mu Xin (Oral) / Chen Danqing (Transcript)
Mu Xin's literary memories, Chen Danqing's five years of lecture transcripts - From 1989 to 1994, Mu Xin gave a lecture on the "History of World Literature" for a small group of Chinese artists in New York, and he was proud of the "literary expedition" for five years, but later he did not propose a copy. Mu Xin's vast amount of wonderful literary insights, along with the off-topic witty remarks of TheEr, are all presented in the transcript. After reading it, it will be inside the door of world literature, not outside the door.
No.30 "Me and the Temple of Earth"
Shi Tiesheng (author)
The Temple of Earth is only a carrier, but the essence of the article is a desperate person's process of seeking hope and the longing for his mother.
No.31 "Miserable World"
By Victor Hugo
With outstanding artistic charm, the book shows a brilliant picture of modern social and political life in France from the French Revolution in 1793 to the Paris People's Uprising in 1832, which reflects Hugo's talent in narrative to the greatest extent, and is a model of the combination of realism and romanticism in the history of world literature.
No.32 The Norwegian Forest
Haruki Murakami (by)
This is a touching, gentle and elegant, slightly sentimental love novel. The protagonist of the novel, Watanabe, begins his love entanglement with two girls in the first person.
No.33 "The Unbearable Lightness of Life"
Milan Kundera (author)
The novel depicts the emotional life between Thomas and Teresa and Sarina. But it's not a triangular sex story between a man and two women, it's a philosophical novel that begins with a discussion of "eternal reincarnation" and brings the reader into reflection on a range of issues, such as light and heavy, spirit and flesh.
No.34 Four Masterpieces: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margin, Journey to the West, Dream of the Red Chamber
Luo Guanzhong Shi Nai'an Wu Cheng'en Cao Xueqin (by)
The status of these four tomes in the history of Chinese literature is indistinguishable, all of which have a high literary level and artistic achievements, and their meticulous portrayal and the profound ideas they contain have been praised by readers of all generations, and the stories, scenes, and characters in them have deeply influenced the ideological concepts and value orientation of Chinese.
No.35 The Siege
Qian Zhongshu (author)
The novel portrays a group portrait of a class of intellectuals at the beginning of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, vividly reflecting the behavior and confusion of special groups in a specific period of the country. From another point of view, the scene and atmosphere at that time are described. Although there is a specific historical background, this novel only reveals the weaknesses of the crowd, which can still resonate with people today.
No.36 The Tea House
Lao She (by Author)
Set against the backdrop of a large tea house in Beijing, "Tea House" depicts the life style of Beijing in the three historical periods of the late Qing Dynasty, the early Ming Dynasty, and after the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and profoundly writes the true fate of Wang Lifa and others.
No.37 "White Deer Plain"
Chen Zhongzhong (author)
Set against the backdrop of Bailu Village, known as "Renyi Village" on the Guanzhong Plain in Shaanxi Province, it delicately reflects the feuds and disputes between the three generations of the two major families of Bai and Lu. The whole book condenses a deep national historical connotation, with a shocking sense of reality and a thick epic style.
No.38 The Lord of the Rings
J.R.R. Tolkien (by)
The Supreme Lord's Ring, with the power to rule over the rings and enslave the world, the Dark Demon King Sauron has been looking for a long time. In order to protect his homeland, Frodo, the heir of the Lord of the Rings, resolutely leaves the quiet and simple Shire and embarks on a journey with an uncertain future. He was accompanied by wise wizards, brave humans, good elves, gritty dwarves and peace-loving hobbits. The journey bears witness to courage and friendship.
Social sciences
No.39 The Analects
Zhonghua Bookstore (Editor)
This book is an important classic of ancient Chinese Confucianism, and is a record of Confucius's words and deeds by Confucius's disciples and their re-disciples. The book was probably finally compiled in the early Warring States period. Because of its popularity, the specific author is difficult to determine, but it reflects the ideas of Confucius in a concentrated way.
No.40 Glory and Dreams
William Manchester (author)
This book is a history of the United States, outlining the political, economic, cultural, and social life of the United States in the forty years from the time President Roosevelt came to power in 1932 to the Watergate incident in 1972 during the Nixon presidency.
No.41 A General History of the World: From Prehistory to the 21st Century
L.S. Stavrianos (by)
It mainly tells about the evolution of world history, the development of world civilization and its impact on modern society. The author focuses on the global world, focusing on those influential historical events that promote the development of history, including eight main parts, including primitive societies, the ancient civilizations of Eurasia, and the primitive civilizations of Eurasia.
No.42 The Selfish Gene
Richard Dawkins (by)
Dawkins' groundbreaking contribution in The Selfish Gene is to introduce this important part of the social doctrine according to natural selection to everyone in plain and pedantic form, for the first time. He made a shocking statement in The Selfish Gene that we are born selfish.
No.43 "Returning from the South to the North"
Yue Nan (with)
The first panoramic reproduction of the changing fortunes of the last chinese masters in the 20th century. It tells the story of a large number of intellectuals in the last century who braved the artillery fire of the War of Resistance to move from the Central Plains to the southwest and then returned to the Central Plains.
No.44 A Brief History of Chinese Philosophy
Feng Youlan (author)
It can be said that this book is the first choice for understanding Chinese philosophy. From 1946 to 1947, Mr. Feng Youlan was appointed as a visiting professor at the University of Pennsylvania in the United States to teach the history of Chinese philosophy.
No.45 Fifteen Years of the Wanli Calendar
Huang Renyu (author)
The fifteenth year of the Ming Dynasty, that is, 1587 AD, was originally a very ordinary year in Chinese history. Focusing on the historical events around that time and the figures living in that era, the author sorts out the various problems at the management level of traditional Chinese society, and on this basis, explores the experiences and lessons that should be involved in modern China.
No.46 The Social Contract
Rousseau (author)
The Social Contract is a work of political philosophy. It explores the principle of political rights, and its main purpose is to lay the theoretical foundation for the establishment of people's democratic sovereignty. Its advent is the need of the times, the product of the forward progress of human society; it correctly answers the question raised by the course of history: where is the ship of France's destiny headed?
No.47 "Chrysanthemum and the Knife"
Ruth Benedict (by)
Starting from the strict hierarchical system of the Japanese people, "Chrysanthemum and the Knife" makes a profound analysis of the nationality of the Japanese people from various aspects such as behavior habits, cultural concepts, moral world, human attitude, self-cultivation and children's education, etc., from which it can be interpreted the various cultural models that the Japanese nation has formed over time, including the pressure of gratitude and gratitude, the choice of righteousness and freedom, the hedonistic concept of human feelings and the cultivation method of self-masochism, as well as a different kind of children's education tradition.
No.48 "Out of Control"
Kevin Kelly (by)
"Out of Control" covers: astronomy, chemistry, biology, computing, cybernetics, operations research, sociology... At the same time, it is comparable to the "oracle" in "The Matrix" that understands the future, and the emerging "cloud computing" and "Internet of Things" can all find relevant shadows in this book written 15 years ago.
No.49 The Big Question: A Concise Introduction to Philosophy
Robert Solomon (by)
This is an introductory book of philosophy and can also be used as a textbook or reference book for undergraduate introduction to philosophy courses in universities. Its biggest advantage is that the narrative is vivid and attractive, especially the ability to attract the attention of non-professionals.
No.50 The Ragged Crowd: A Study of Mass Psychology
Gustav Le Pen (by)
In his book, Gustav Le Pen described the collective mentality with great delicacy, which had a great influence on people's understanding of the role of collective behavior and in thinking about social psychology.
No.51 The Art of War of Sun Tzu
Sun Wu (author) Chen Xi (translation)
The thirteen articles of "Sun Tzu's Art of War" involve various aspects of military theory and practice, with broad and profound content, profound thinking, and meticulous logic, which is not only a treasure in China's ancient military cultural heritage, but also an important part of China's excellent traditional culture.
No.52 Guns, Germs and Steel: The Fate of Human Society
Jared Diamond (by)
This book is a major advance in understanding the history of human social development, it records the reasons for the formation of the modern world and its many inequalities, it is also a real history of the peoples of the world, it is a complete and consistent account of human life, it is very eloquent, and it is very readable.
No.53 Political Gains and Losses in Chinese Dynasties
Qian Mu (author)
"Political Gains and Losses in Chinese Dynasties" is a collection of special lectures by the author, which respectively summarizes and compares various political systems such as government organizations, the powers of hundred officials, examination supervision, financial and economic taxation, and military service obligations in the five dynasties of China's Han, Tang, Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and describes the evolution of the revolution and refers to the gains and losses of Chen's interests and losses. It not only summarizes the essence of Chinese history and politics from a lofty height, but also points out various misunderstandings of traditional culture and spirit by modern Chinese people.
No.54 "Tolerance"
Fang Long (by Fang Long)
"Tolerance" is an enlightenment classic that replaces ignorance and paranoia with reason and tolerance, and has influenced China since the reform and opening up. Its main contents include ignorant tyranny, imprisonment, and the Reformation.
No.55 Heirloom
Yao Renxiang (with)
It can be called the master of Chinese culture and the wisdom of oriental life, especially when it comes to Chinese family affection, food, clothing, shelter and transportation, which is both followed and full of good guidance, both interesting and operable, which is enough to become an heirloom from generation to generation.
No.56 "Those Things of the Ming Dynasty"
Bright Moon of the Year (author)
This book tells some things about the Ming Dynasty in the three hundred years from 1344 to 1644, based on historical materials, with chronology and specific characters as the main line, and adds the brushwork of the novel, which shows the fate of the Seventeen Emperors of the Ming Dynasty and other princes and magnates and small figures, especially the official politics, war, and imperial psychology, and adds the interpretation of the political and economic system and human ethics at that time.
No.57 Worries in the Depths of History: A Closer Look at One of America
Linda (author)
The author tells the story of real life in the United States in the form of letters. It vividly introduces the ideological principles of the American legal and political system, the process of establishment and development, the mode of operation, the historical value, and the price paid and will be paid for the implementation of this system.
No.58 The Cambridge History of China
Cui Ruide (author) Lu Weiyi (ed.)
The Cambridge History of China is a history of China written entirely by Western scholars, following the rigorous style that Western sinology research has always adhered to, widely citing documentary materials, and paying attention to the identification and examination of documents. Due to the differences in the history and culture of the East and the West, the book puts forward new views and questions on many historical issues, and perhaps some of them are issues that we have long been accustomed to and have never considered.
No.59 History of Western Philosophy
Russell (author)
The History of Western Philosophy is an academic masterpiece that has had a great influence on global intellectual circles. Since being introduced to China in the early 1960s, it has had a widespread influence among intellectuals, and many people have burned incense and read quietly. Think of it as a must-have philosophical reading for the desk.
No.60 "Cultural Journey"
Yu Qiuyu (with)
"Cultural Journey" is Yu Qiuyu's first collection of essays, and the works collected mainly include two parts, one part is historical and cultural prose, scattered discussion, exploring culture; the other part is reminiscence prose.
Inspirational class
No.61 Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
Steven Covey (by)
Select the core ideas and methods of Dr. Covey's "Seven Habits" to bring super-valuable self-improvement experiences to busy people. In the least amount of time, understand the path to sustained success for highly effective people.
No.62 Principles of Economics
N. Gregory Manquew
The biggest feature of the book is its "student orientation", which emphasizes more on the application of economic principles and policy analysis than on formal economic models than on other textbooks of its kind. It is a good choice for beginners in economics.
No.63 McKinsey's 40 Years of Classic Training Textbook: The Pyramid Principle
Barbara Minto
Help you master how to use the pyramid principle to think, communicate, manage subordinates and solve problems; improve logic and organization; master the expression of standardized actions; communication is accurate and efficient, good effect and high efficiency.
No.64 "The Road Few People Walk"
By M. Scott Pike
This book reveals communication and understanding everywhere, it transcends the limitations of the times, helps us explore the nature of love, and guides us to a new, quiet and rich life; it helps us learn love and learn independence; it teaches us to become more competent and understanding parents. At the end of the day, it tells us how to find our true self.
No.65 "One Step Forward"
Cheryl Sandberg (author)
Deeply analyze the root causes of gender inequality, and unlock the code of women's success! She believes that the reason why women do not have the courage to enter the leadership and dare not let go of their own dreams is more out of inner fear and lack of self-confidence. In the book, she encourages all women to boldly "sit down at the table", take the initiative to participate in dialogue and discussion, and speak their minds.
No.66 38 Letters From Rockefeller to His Son
john k D. Rockefeller (by)
It is a true record of Rockefeller's achievements in the myth of creating wealth. From the book, people can not only see Rockefeller's excellent character and excellent business ability, but also glimpse the strategies and secrets of a generation of super-rich people to create wealth.
No.67 "Evergreen Foundation"
James Collins / Jerry Poles (by Author)
This book breaks down old myths, provides novel insights, and provides practical guidance for entrepreneurs who aspire to build great companies that will stand the test of time.
No.68 "Influence"
Robert S. B. Theodini (author)
In The Impact, psychologist Dr. Robert B. Theodini explains why some people are extremely convincing and we are always gullible. The 6 psychological secrets hidden behind impulsive obedience to others are the root of it all. Those masters of persuasion always skillfully use them to make us obey.
No.69 The Great Game: The Rise of Wall Street's Financial Empire (1653-2011)
john k By S. Gordon
This is a book about the history of Wall Street, but also about the financial and economic history of the United States. The historical events it describes make it clear that, to a large extent, Wall Street has propelled the United States from a primitive and single economy to a strong and complex economy. In every stage of the US economic development, the US capital market represented by Wall Street plays an important role.
No.70 Dialogue with God
Neil Donald Walsh (author)
How can I get along with others? What is the truth about love and sex? How do you change your fate when disaster strikes? Those confusions in life may be able to find the key to solving them in "Dialogue with God".
No.71 Psychology and Life
Richard Grieg (by)
"Psychology and Life" is a textbook used by Stanford University for many years, and it is also a classic textbook popularized and used in many universities in the United States, and it is recommended by ETS as the main reference book for the GRE psychology special examination, or it is also a textbook selected by the "general psychology" course of many universities in many countries.
No.72 "Effective Managers"
Peter Drucker (author)
Enlightenment of Modern Chinese Management Books, lifelong desks must read, knowledge workers must be effective, and effective can be learned.
No.73 From 0 to 1: Unlocking the Secrets of Business and the Future
Peter Till / Black Masters
Peter Thiel, the founder of PayPal and Facebook's first outside investor, details his entrepreneurial journey and experience in this book, including how to avoid competition, how to monopolize, and how to discover new markets.
No.74 Capital
Karl Marx (by)
A scientific work written with all his life's work. It is enshrined as the "bible" of the working-class revolution, a broad and profound Marxist encyclopedia that integrates philosophy, political economy and scientific socialism, and is an immortal theoretical monument in the history of human thought.
No.75 Thirty Years of Turbulence: Chinese Enterprises 1978-2008
Wu Xiaobo (author)
The author of "Thirty Years of Turbulence" did not use the traditional textbook or history book method to write this work, but from the perspective of the people, with a real and exciting writing technique, depicted the growth and development of Chinese enterprises in the era of reform and opening up to the market and the world.
Children's class
No.76 The Education of Love
Edmondo de Amicis
"Love" runs through each chapter, not only the love of the country, the nation and the society, but also the love of the ego of parents, teachers and friends, which is moving and touching everywhere, and pins the author's beautiful yearning for the ideal world.
No.77 The Lost Corner
By Shel Silverstein
"The Lost Corner" tells the story of a circle missing a corner, and it sings while searching. Some corners are too big, some are too small, it floats across the ocean, through the wind and rain, and finally finds the corner that is most suitable for itself, they form a complete circle, but the circle finds itself unable to sing anymore, so it gently put down the corner it has found, and then went on the road alone to continue the journey it was looking for...
No.78 "The Hungry Caterpillar"
Eric Carr (author)
For more than thirty years, this red-headed, green-bodied caterpillar that crawled out of Eric Carl's hands and arched high has "devoured" the hearts of more than 20 million children around the world. This is a picture book full of poetry and creativity.
No.79 "Guess How Much I Love You"
Sam McBreeney (text) / Anita Jelang (photos)
The whole work is full of love atmosphere and happy childlike fun, the cute and cute image of the little rabbit, the story structure of the two rabbits competing with each other, and the image and novel details have a great attraction to the children.
No.80 Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales
Hans Christian Andersen (by Hans Christian Andersen)
One of the most famous collections of fairy tales in the world, although the genre belongs to fairy tales, it contains a rich philosophy of life.
No.81 Five Thousand Years Above and Below
Lin Handa / Cao Yuzhang (author)
"Five Thousand Years Up and Down" is a set of storytelling historical readings. In this set of books, the author selects important and famous people and events, organizes and cuts them according to historical materials, and writes them in popular modern language, without laying out and describing, basically no fiction. In this way, in terms of the vividness of the plot, it cannot but be limited by historical materials; and the materials provided for the reader's understanding of history are relatively reliable and well-founded.
No.82 Harry Potter
J. K. Rowling
"Harry Potter" is full of "love" and "friendship", and if "love" and "friendship" are not enough to make so many readers crazy, there is another reason, that is, J.K. Rowling added magic to it, and the author and readers have a broader imagination in the magical world created by Rowling.
No.83 "A Different Carmela"
Christion Yoripova (by Christine)
The story is about the adventures of carmela, the hen, and her children, Camerido and Carmen. Everyone in the Carmela family is so different. Dare to fantasize, and dare to try things that others dare not think. The book is full of thrilling plots and French humor.
No.84 "The Little Prince"
Antoni de Saint-Exupéry (by)
With a pilot as the narrator, the book tells the story of the adventures experienced by the little prince as he sets out from his planet to Earth. With the childlike vision of the little prince, the author sees through the emptiness, blindness and stupidity of adults, and uses simple and innocent language to write the fate of human loneliness and loneliness without foundation and wandering with the wind.
No.85 The Adventures of Tintin
Hergé (author)
The story is vivid and humorous, educational and inspiring, suitable for preschoolers and primary school students.
No.86 Charlotte's Web
E.B. White (by)
The story of a spider and a piglet, written for children and also for adults.
Technology
No.87 God and the New Physics
Paul Davis (by)
The theme of God and the New Physics is the so-called four existential questions: Why are the laws of nature the way they are? Why is the universe made up of all sorts of things that are now made up? How did these things start? How did the universe get organized? The author concludes with tentative answers to these questions.
No.88 A Century of Silicon Valley: The Great History of Technological Innovation and Entrepreneurship (1900-2013)
Aaron Rao / Piero Sgaruffi (by)
In chronological order, from radio technology, transistors, integrated circuits, to the human genome, the Internet, and cloud computing, it provides a detailed account of the major technological events that have taken place in Silicon Valley for more than 100 years.
No.89 Insects
Fabre (by)
In the author's pen, the insect world is so strange and full of life, small insects abide by the rules of nature, in order to survive and reproduce unremitting efforts, spiders, bees, praying mantises, scorpions, cicadas, beetles, crickets and so on are particularly brilliant, showing amazing spirituality.
No.90 From One to Infinity: Facts and Speculations in Science
George Gamov (author)
The work introduces in vivid language some of the major advances in science since the 20th century. First of all, some basic mathematical knowledge, and then with some interesting metaphors, Einstein's theory of relativity and the structure of four-dimensional space-time are expounded, and the achievements of human beings in understanding the microscopic world (such as elementary particles, genes) and the macroscopic world (such as the solar system, galaxies, etc.) are discussed.
No.91 "Top of the Wave"
Wu Jun (author)
"Top of the Tide" is not only a history book, in addition to telling the development law of top technology companies, it also has a lot of ink on how Wall Street influences technology companies and the impact of the financial storm on the technology industry.
No.92 A Brief History of Time
Stephen Hawking (by)
Hawking interpreted many esoteric cosmic problems, such as the nature of space and time, in plain language. What exactly is time? Is time reversible? Can I travel through the time tunnel? Does the universe have edges? Where did the universe originate and what will the future hold? ......
No.93 DK Encyclopedia of Science
DK Books Publishing Company (Editor)
The language of this book is easy to understand, the explanations are concise and concise, and more importantly, there are few obscure scientific terms. The book uses charts to break down complex theories one by one, citing classic quotations that allow you to imprint scientific discoveries in your mind, and interesting illustrations that will enhance your in-depth understanding of science.
No.94 The Secret of DK's Workings: A Primer on the Physical World for Teenagers
David Macaulay / Neil Adderley
Cute and humorous mammoth will lead us into a fascinating physical world, it depicts hundreds of mechanical operation principles in a witty way, showing the development process of physics from life, from simple cranes to high-tech networks, all included, the text is simple and easy to understand, the language is funny and humorous, even if readers who do not have any scientific knowledge, they can also have a sudden understanding of the complex physical world, which is an essential collection to stimulate the enthusiasm of teenagers in physics.
No.95 A Brief History of All Things
Bill Bryson (by)
"A Brief History of All Things" is an easy-to-understand and fascinating book about the history of the development of modern science, and the author uses clear and humorous brushwork to include the many interesting stories that occurred in the process of the Big Bang to the development of human civilization.
Art
No.96 The Story of Art
E.H. Gombrich (author)
One of the most famous and popular books on art. It gives a general account of the evolution from the earliest cave paintings to experimental art today, in order to illustrate that art history is "a history in which traditions are constantly roundabout and constantly changing, and in this history each work both looks back at the past and leads to the future".
No.97 The Course of Beauty
Li Zehou (author)
"The Course of Beauty" provides a general description and aesthetic grasp of China's thousands of years of art and literature from a macroscopic bird's-eye view. It puts forward such important concepts as the "twisted beauty" of yin zhou bronze art of the original ancient art of "dragon flying phoenix dance", the "complementarity of Confucianism and Taoism" of the rational spirit of the pre-Qin Dynasty, the "romanticism" of Chu Ci, Han Fu and Han portrait stones, the Wei and Jin demeanor of "human awakening", the sculpture of Buddha statues of the Six Dynasties, Tang and Song Dynasties, the three aesthetic categories of Song and Yuan landscape paintings and poems, words and songs, and the changes in novels and operas in the Ming and Qing dynasties from romance to sentimentality to reality.
No.98 General History of Gardner Art
Fred P. By S. Krena
Following Gardner's basic framework, Gardner General History of Art explains the main thrust of artistic development from a "panoramic" perspective, with content ranging from prehistory to postmodernist art in the 20th century, involving painting, sculpture, architecture, design, photography and arts and crafts, reflecting the overall view and objectivity of weight balance.
Life class
No.99 "A Good Mother Is Better Than a Good Teacher: A 16-Year-Old Godchild's Notebook of an Education Expert"
Yin Jianli (by)
For the first time, family education works were elevated to a level of specialization. The smooth writing and strong readability have changed the long-term phenomenon of obscurity and difficulty in educational works, and the breadth and depth of the popularization of modern educational concepts are unprecedented.
No.100 "Man from Mars, Woman from Venus"
By John Gray
A popular psychological self-help book that helps to improve the relationship between husband and wife, maintain a happy marriage, and enable couples to complete the journey of life.
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